More than half of US households with broadband are consuming internet video through their TVs, per research from Parks Associates. Seventy-two percent of households without a pay-TV subscription have an over-the-top video service, with 49% of broadband households reporting that they subscribe to Netflix.
From the article "Over half of US broadband households watch internet video on TV."
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